Making Progress!

Somewhere making ideas happen.

[Making Progress! @LivingWingfield]

So much work to be done…

[Wario64 @Wario64]

"Effective August 1, 2026, the price of XBOX consoles will increase by US$100 for 512 GB models and US$150 for 1 TB models. We will be updating prices worldwide. We will also be sunsetting our 2 TB model."

https://t.co/sClEpV7wlO

[Making Progress! @LivingWingfield]

Yeah ok. Wake me up when it’s time to buy Phantom Blade Zero.

[DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm]

The physical version of GTA 6 will only include a digital code.

There will be no disc.

[Making Progress! @LivingWingfield]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Wario64 @Wario64]

Steam Machine 512GB is $1,049.00 https://t.co/vK3gcqhRdW

2TB with Controller $1,428 https://t.co/gcDlEKBrnw

[Making Progress! @LivingWingfield]

Yep 👍🏾

[Making Progress! @LivingWingfield]

So I now have plenty of new additions to the wishlist thanks to Summer Game Fest. And we still got more events coming up 😩

[Making Progress! @LivingWingfield]

Adding to the wishlist

[genDESIGN @genDESIGN_Inc]

We are pleased to announce that 'PROJECT: ROBOT' is officially titled 'gen ATLAS', the latest project from genDESIGN.

A new trailer is also now out - we hope you enjoy watching it.
https://t.co/0S6EQRFDji

#genATLAS
#genDESIGN
#SummerGameFest
#SGF2026

[Making Progress! @LivingWingfield]

So this is my "completely outta left field moment" of the day......

[DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm]

Tupac is in ‘STRANGER THAN HEAVEN’.

Releasing on January 15, 2027.

[Making Progress! @LivingWingfield]

Really the only thing I’m focused on for the rest of the year. Everything else is optional.

[Phantom Blade Zero @pbzero_official]

Hello everyone,

As many of you just saw in today’s State of Play, pre-orders for Phantom Blade Zero will open this summer!

At the same time, I want to share another update: Phantom Blade Zero will now launch on October 29, 2026, moved from its previous date of September 9, 2026.

First of all, I want to offer my sincere apologies to all the players who have been following and supporting us. This was not an easy decision. More than anyone, we understand the expectations our players have placed on us. And precisely because of those expectations, we do not want to release Phantom Blade Zero knowing there is still an opportunity to take it one step further.

Looking back over the past few years, the development of Phantom Blade Zero has been a thrilling journey of evolution. As we built the game, we continued learning, refining our technology, and expanding the scale and resources behind the project. From its first reveal in 2023, to its first offline hands-on demo in 2024, to the Seven-Star Sword Formation, Lion Dance, and Drunken Sword showcased in 2025, Phantom Blade Zero has continued to evolve year after year, with each new showing representing a clear leap forward from the last. And we have shared that evolution with players around the world every step of the way.

Over the past few months, we have been streamlining content and focusing our efforts on polishing the areas that matter most. During this process, I saw one final opportunity for Phantom Blade Zero to make another meaningful leap forward.

We have upgraded a number of character models and reworked many environments across the game, pushing them toward the highest standard we can currently achieve. We have also spent additional effort preserving as much of this visual impact as possible even without relying on ray tracing. Of course, ray tracing will further enhance the visuals, but our priority is to make sure the core look, atmosphere, and intensity of Phantom Blade Zero come through at full force for as many players as possible.

A 50-day delay cannot solve everything. But it does give us enough time to complete a number of clearly defined and genuinely important improvements. These refinements will directly affect how the game feels when players first step into the world of Phantom Blade Zero. We could have delivered some of them through post-launch updates, but for the players who choose to join us on day one, we believe they deserve the best version of Phantom Blade Zero we can deliver from the very beginning.

I am truly sorry for the delay, and I want to thank everyone who has continued to follow and support Phantom Blade Zero. This summer, we will have much more to show you. I believe every extra day of waiting will be worth it.

I'd also like to share what you can expect next:

1. A new trailer that will release alongside pre-orders, featuring entirely new in-game footage.

2. After pre-order opens, we will also have a dedicated State of Play focused entirely on Phantom Blade Zero: a 15-to-20-minute deep dive into the game’s world, combat, exploration, and character progression systems. The vast majority of what we show there will be brand-new.

We will share the exact dates in upcoming announcements!

Once again, thank you all for your continued support!

Soulframe
S-GAME CEO / Creator of Phantom Blade Zero

[Phantom Blade Zero @pbzero_official]

Hello everyone,

As many of you just saw in today’s State of Play, pre-orders for Phantom Blade Zero will open this summer!

At the same time, I want to share another update: Phantom Blade Zero will now launch on October 29, 2026, moved from its previous date of September 9, 2026.

First of all, I want to offer my sincere apologies to all the players who have been following and supporting us. This was not an easy decision. More than anyone, we understand the expectations our players have placed on us. And precisely because of those expectations, we do not want to release Phantom Blade Zero knowing there is still an opportunity to take it one step further.

Looking back over the past few years, the development of Phantom Blade Zero has been a thrilling journey of evolution. As we built the game, we continued learning, refining our technology, and expanding the scale and resources behind the project. From its first reveal in 2023, to its first offline hands-on demo in 2024, to the Seven-Star Sword Formation, Lion Dance, and Drunken Sword showcased in 2025, Phantom Blade Zero has continued to evolve year after year, with each new showing representing a clear leap forward from the last. And we have shared that evolution with players around the world every step of the way.

Over the past few months, we have been streamlining content and focusing our efforts on polishing the areas that matter most. During this process, I saw one final opportunity for Phantom Blade Zero to make another meaningful leap forward.

We have upgraded a number of character models and reworked many environments across the game, pushing them toward the highest standard we can currently achieve. We have also spent additional effort preserving as much of this visual impact as possible even without relying on ray tracing. Of course, ray tracing will further enhance the visuals, but our priority is to make sure the core look, atmosphere, and intensity of Phantom Blade Zero come through at full force for as many players as possible.

A 50-day delay cannot solve everything. But it does give us enough time to complete a number of clearly defined and genuinely important improvements. These refinements will directly affect how the game feels when players first step into the world of Phantom Blade Zero. We could have delivered some of them through post-launch updates, but for the players who choose to join us on day one, we believe they deserve the best version of Phantom Blade Zero we can deliver from the very beginning.

I am truly sorry for the delay, and I want to thank everyone who has continued to follow and support Phantom Blade Zero. This summer, we will have much more to show you. I believe every extra day of waiting will be worth it.

I'd also like to share what you can expect next:

1. A new trailer that will release alongside pre-orders, featuring entirely new in-game footage.

2. After pre-order opens, we will also have a dedicated State of Play focused entirely on Phantom Blade Zero: a 15-to-20-minute deep dive into the game’s world, combat, exploration, and character progression systems. The vast majority of what we show there will be brand-new.

We will share the exact dates in upcoming announcements!

Once again, thank you all for your continued support!

Soulframe
S-GAME CEO / Creator of Phantom Blade Zero

[Making Progress! @LivingWingfield]

Gamers are about to make life decisions come September 😂

[Making Progress! @LivingWingfield]

I just had wayyyy too much fun with this😂😂😂

https://t.co/M1wjtEqYfm

[Making Progress! @LivingWingfield]

Guess I got a new manga series to keep up with now. Had me at “From the creator of Mob Psycho 100”, now I’m hooked 😂

[Making Progress! @LivingWingfield]

Working on reconnecting with the things that I like. Actually making the time to sit and enjoy, instead of feeling guilty about it or understanding that it's ok to pull away.

[Making Progress! @LivingWingfield]

Crazy how I just finished my playthrough of the series and it still holds up

[Push Square @pushsquare]

PS5 Fans Vote Jak & Daxter As Their Most Wanted PlayStation Revival. https://t.co/g9D7Re9Iy2

[Lance McDonald @manfightdragon]

Hugely terrible DRM has now been rolled out to all PS4 and PS5 digital games. Every digital game you buy now requires an online check-in every 30 days. If you buy a digital game and don't connect your console to the internet for 30 days, your license will be removed.

[Making Progress! @LivingWingfield]

Been using 4.7 all morning, feels like a night and day difference in how it handles complex task compared to 4.6.

Processing prompts takes a little bit longer, but for the improved time to produce an accurate result I’m not complaining.

[Claude @claudeai]

Introducing Claude Opus 4.7, our most capable Opus model yet.

It handles long-running tasks with more rigor, follows instructions more precisely, and verifies its own outputs before reporting back.

You can hand off your hardest work with less supervision.

[Game With Dave @1GamewithDave1]

They removed CD/DVD drives from devices.
They made physical media harder to buy and use.
They removed expandable storage from phones.
They pushed us into streaming subscriptions.
They made always-online normal.
They made unlimited internet necessary.
Then slowly raised the price of everything.

Ownership quietly became renting.

[キングダムハーツ最新情報 @differem7]

本日　3月28日は
キングダムハーツ 発売24周年！
#KH24周年

[Making Progress! @LivingWingfield]

Releasing Hades II on Console, Replaced and Mouse P.I. all in the same week is wild!